Five Killed In Accidents Over Weekend
A weekend of deadly crashes claimed five lives in the region with victims including Paris area youth. Bernard Hart, 35, of Geneva, died from a fractured skull after being thrown from a car on Routes 5 and 20 between Geneva and Canandaigua. George Bourgon, 18, of Valleyfield, Quebec, perished when his car hit a utility pole on Route 11 near Constable. Willy Bullard, 35, Mobile Alabama, and Eddie Brooks, of Sanford, Florida, were killed when their car was struck by a New York Central freight train at a crossing in Port Byron. The fifth victim, Louis M. North, 17, of Syracuse, died during a birthday celebration crash near Rome. Ivan Fleischman, 21, of Syracuse, was injured and remained in fair condition.
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Louis M. North
Saul North
Gene See Parker
Morocco
Pherré July
Alxies Bains
Polley
Rome
Bernard Hart
Geneva
Canandaigua
George Bourgon
Valleyfield
Que
Route
Constable
Willy Bullard
Mobile
Ala
Eddie Brooks
Sanford
Fla
New York Central
Port Byron
Young North
T Ivan S. Fleischman
Hatherly Rd
Syracuse
Rome City Hospital
Sheriff's
Walter Joanis
Donald Sexton
Fleischman
Three Nation Talks Weigh Cyprus Fate Amid Tensions
News from London and Nicosia reports Britain Greece and Turkey debating Cyprus futures as talks drag and violence erupts. An Egyptian-Israeli clash east of Gazala leaves several wounded and a police fatality in Cyprus shocks observers. Weather calm mixed with cold fronts expected to grip central New York.
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Wayne University
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Truman cancels California appearances amid hurricane concerns
The all clear note spurred by a hurricane shifts campaign plans as President Truman cancels mid September trips to California and the northeast. Organizers report ticket sales for a $100,000 dinner remain strong despite the change, with talks of rescheduling and continuing campaign efforts. The storm's path threatens Bermuda and the Atlantic, while casualty reports rise from a separate flooding incident in Hong Kong.
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Fla
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New Territories
Delegates Gather in New York for Disarmament Talks
United Nations New York delegates from the United States Soviet Union Britain France Canada and other nations met to advance Geneva disarmament proposals. The five power subcommittee planned to expand on Geneva ideas including inspections and phased reductions with aims to set the stage for high level talks in Geneva on October 27.
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Canada
Russia
Geneva
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Bulganin
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Assis
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Harold E. Stassen
Anthony Nutting
Jules Moch
France
Arkady A. Sobolev
Paul Marlin
Firing probes spotlight security handling in Washington
Senate Civil Service subcommittee opens a four day inquiry into Eisenhower era security practices. Sanford Waxer and his wife Eleanor are first of 11 cases to be publicly aired, with Wolf Lademsky another fired security risk. The probe follows loyalty and security program controversies.
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Dad Kills 3 Children In El Paso Shell Blast
In El Paso a military souvenir shell exploded during a children's gathering killing Velma Morales four, George Valdez six, and Ricardo Lujan thirty. Forty two others were injured as the blast sent shrapnel into the crowd around a bathtub where a fire had been built. Carlos Valdez said the family believed the shell was dead and had left it in the yard for months.
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George Valdez
Ricardo Lujan
Carlos Valdez
George
Polite
Valder
Bubble risks in the business boom loom over five days says Porter
Sylvia Porter warns the next five days could decide whether a bubble forms in the strong business boom and triggers inflationary pressures. The newspaper flags regular features and a TV guide, with sections on Amusements Money Sports and local life.
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Ing
Ff Falterfals
Towats
Power Outage Leaves Monroe in Darkness After City Speech
In Monroe Louisiana a power outage darkened much of the city during a speech by a local official. Traffic stalled as lights failed and private generators struggled. Crews restored power after midnight. a bakery lost thousands of loaves and a TV station stayed on despite burned wiring.
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Captain Denies Mutiny Reports
Stockholm dispatch reports Captain J Ay dolenius of the Swedish freighter Dorotea denying mutiny aboard. A distress radiogram claimed crew rebelled and locked the captain before a response party picked up the message. Details remain unclear as the ship nears Cape Town expected September 6.
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J. Aydolenius
Dorotea
Thessage
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Hogbeip
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Capetown
Boston Reports Eleven New Polio Cases
Boston lists eleven new polio cases yesterday raising the year total to 577. One polio death was reported in New England yesterday, Nancy in Grindle, 11, of Clinton, Mass, died at Saint Vincent Hospital, Worcester.
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Grindle
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Worces
Israeli Government Claims Egypt Concluded On Pages
In Jerusalem the Israeli government claimed a conclusion on pages Gol 4, outlining actions and context but details remain unclear amid disputed wording and fragmented reporting.
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Jerusalem
Gov ‘Enment
Professor backs ban on AUC unit on Wayne campus
The professor declared the AUC unit on the Wayne campus a Communist outlet and recommended banning it. He was supported by Dr. Arthur Neef, vice president of the university. Waxer, appealing his Army case, is set for a Detroit Army hearing board on September 6.
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Wayne
Arthur Neef
Waxer
Army
Detroit
Drunk Driver Charge Denied in Traffic Court
Fred J. Regin, 63, of 209 Gifford St, pleaded not guilty in Traffic Court to driving while intoxicated and dangerous driving. Bond set at $500 for Sept. 14 reappearance. Patrolman Robert Gaurnier arrested Regin after his car struck a vehicle stopped for a Night at Seymour and S West Sts.
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Fred J. Regin
Gifford St
Bull
Robert Gaurnier
Regin
Seymour and
S. West Sts
Today’s Chuckle Promises Not Enough in Wedding Jest
A husband returns drunk and his wife threatens to leave him. He quips that promises are all he gets, reflecting a sharp exchange that turns on wordplay about commitments and drinking. The brief joke highlights a comic clash over sober behavior and assurances.
Not Guilty Plea in Baldwinsville Driver Case
Baldwinsville man George F. Field faced three charges including driving while intoxicated dangerous driving and leaving the scene. Judge Truman H. Preston set 1000 bail for dangerous driving and Field to reappear September 27. Police said Field struck a car in front of 205 Walton St and then fled the scene before being arrested in Scotland.
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George F. Field
Truman H. Preston
Fleid
Joseph Wills
James Putnam
Split Rock
Prestwick
Scotland
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft
Marcellus
Benson
Field
Europe
Putnam's
U. S
Walton
Scotness
London
Walton St
Fire damages two Fairmount stores estimated at $16000
Fire early today caused about $16000 in damage to the Abdo grocery and meat market at 4214 4216 W Genesee St west of Fairmount Corners. The blaze injured two stores, with smoke and water effects, and investigators blamed a defective motor in a refrigerator. Deputy Sheriff Hoffman and Chief Komrowski led the response. neighbor William Church alerted the alarm.
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W. Genesee St
Fairmount Corners
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EBC
Savage
Andrew Hoffman
Herbert Butler
Oakley
Nicholas Louise
Los
Abdo
Ivey
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Earl C. Savage
Cherry
Nquor
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St. Lawrence River
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Fairmount
Harry I Ps Komrowski
Fie
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